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RE: [nathaniel_branden] RE: The "Faith-Based" World

> All small, disconnected and isolated incidents--each with
> their own set of causes and roots--none of which are anywhere
> close to what Al-Qaeda is looking to achieve. You have
> little perspective on the matter. Maybe this will help,
> though, I doubt it.

Yet another "small, disconnected and isolated incident" for RCR to dismiss.
Nope, no popular support for Al Qaeda here...

http://abcnews.go.com/wire/World/ap20040530_914.html

And, next time you're shedding liberal crocodile tears for the "atrocities"
at Abu Ghraib (the American ones--not the ones by Saddam that the press has
passed by in silence the last few weeks), look at this:

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/article.php3?id=3732

Mike Lee
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RCR, raising the white flag, in typical doctrinaire Objectivist fashion ... By the way, I'm not advocating genocide, I'm *predicting* it if we don't do ...
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... Yet another "small, disconnected and isolated incident" for RCR to dismiss. Nope, no popular support for Al Qaeda here... ...
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Mike Lee wrote: <Sharia. That's the missing link you're looking for.> No, it isn't. Al-Qaeda is the link I'm looking for. And you consistently and completely...
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... Explain sharia, Chris, for the benefit of the rest of us who are missing the mark. Explain how it works, provide examples of it in operation, and relate it...
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... Frankly, my dear, .... No, that's too easy. Well, pardner, I've got to mosey along now, so I'll just keep your opinion in mind next time I'm watering the...
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... they did. ... skills, ... esteem. ... feeling ... all about ... it over a ... himself over ... think ... as the ... There is pseudo self-esteem, too. We...
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Thank you Dr. Branden and Scott for the last episode of "The Six Pillars" conference call series. I look forward to participating in the next program. Dr....
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Brant doesn't think it's valid to infer self-esteem from heroic or purposive ... The 9-11 hijackers died trying to save their culture and way of life from ...
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... Most people think that willingness to die for a cause is a sine qua non of human development. Even though most people are afraid that they're not at that...
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... commitment to ... fundamentally ... As an individualist there is no higher cause and principle referenced to self. But that's the trick. In "Atlas...
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... John Hospers has a particularly compelling refutation of this point: that all moral principles must be abstract, or they're shit (I'm not stating it as...
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Michael Lee, The 'chain of command' philosophy in the military is anti self-esteem by it's very nature. "Do what you are told without questions." That ...
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Hi Mike, I think it is important to try and understand the terrorists and not to cloud our thoughts about them by demonizing them. If we are going to defeat...
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Shelley would like us all to just get along (or at least understand each ... Demonize? No, we wouldn't want to demonize mass-murdering psychos or the millions...
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... not ... WHAT?! What more to understand? The actions speak for themselves. As far as screwing into their mindset, we have whole teams working on that. And,...
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... As ... The problem is that we don't necessarily understand who the terrorists might be. Some of them, sure. Know your enemy; it reduces collateral damage...
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... reduces ... Agree, and I am sure that is already being done. We're profiling the pants off of them....
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... Why don't you understand this? Seriously, I can't understand how you don't understand. Let's debate it. Resolved: Islam Hates America Which side do you...
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I don't understand how the chain of command philosophy in the military is anti self-esteem. What's being forgotten is that assertiveness is contextual. So...
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... military ... is ... Spot on. It's a little thing called "teamwork." Built into it (but on occassion ignored in critical situations) is the idea that there ...
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Living (or dying) for values is not enough to establish someone as virtuous. The hijackers held values that were inimical to life by their very nature. The...
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my last post should read "they merely absorbed what was taught to them" instead of "what we taught to them" mike ... self-esteem. ... think...
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... Self-esteem is feeling competent to meet the challenges of life and worthy of happiness, paraphrasing one of Dr. Branden's more recent formulations. I ...
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... I don't see what is idealized in NB's definition. Its philosophical base appears to me to be based on where he came from. The fundamental right of humans...
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Hi Mike, You asked: Or are you just saying we should learn to understand them better so we can target and kill them more efficiently? - That's exactly what I...
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You can't divorce Dr. Brandens concept of self-esteem from the virtues he teaches. For one, Dr. Branden would not approve of it i dont think, and its his...
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... Why not? Just because the "Branden method" seems to be a pretty good guide to developing and maintaining self-esteem doesn't mean it's the only way to get ...
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<But it's not at all true that it's obvious or easy to tell what the ultimate right values are or how they should be ordered. Especially if you've been raised...
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